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>2.) top banner plague the top banner is something that Google adds, and isn't, strictly speaking, part of AMP.

• acdha 10y ago
  Is there any use of AMP which isn't driven by Google? I've never seen it referenced except in Google search results.
  • beaugunderson 10y ago
    I get AMP pages via the Facebook app quite often
    • umeshunni 10y ago
      Those are Instant Articles - Facebook's version of AMP, but not AMP itself.
  • jgunsch 10y ago
    Bing. http://blogs.bing.com/search/September-2016/bing-app-joins-the-amp-open-source-effort http://blogs.bing.com/search/September-2016/bing-app-joins-t...
  • snappy173 10y ago
    Well, you can access the AMP version of the page from anywhere, not just Google search results. I could see apps that use an in-app browser serving the AMP version of a page, instead of the full version, for instance. I guess we'll see?
    • acdha 10y ago
      I'm aware that it's technically possible but was realizing that, as a fairly active mobile web user, I had never noticed AMP in use except for Google search results.
      • snappy173 10y ago
        i could see other apps that use a native browser preferring the AMP version. something like yelp, that lets you click through to the source page, for instance.